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Google's AdWords Keyword Tool allows marketers to see which keywords to focus campaigns on, but it's going to be replaced soon by the Keyword Planner that will only show historical stats for exact matches.

Google's AdWords Keyword Tool allows marketers to see which keywords to focus campaigns on, but it's going to be replaced soon by the Keyword Planner that will only show historical stats for exact matches.

Keyword planner is a good tool from Google, this tool will be a replacement of Keyword tool. . .In this tool you would not be able to see broad or phrase Search Volumes. This tool provide only Exact search volume of keywords.

If you want to use this tool you should be logged in to google account.

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In the Keyword Tool, you can find keywords based on a word or phrase related to your website content. In the Keyword Planner, you have three options:

1. Search for keyword and ad group ideas
2. Enter keywords to see how they perform (Like in Traffic Estimator)
3. Multiply keyword lists

The first is similar to the old Keyword Tool. Enter your product or service, your URL, and your category, then target and customize your search if you wish, then hit submit. the second is similar to the Traffic Estimator. Enter a group of keywords, target a location if you wish, and click "get estimates". Contrary to what bethw and rudrahar said, Broad Match is the default, but you can specify Exact Match or Phrase Match if you like - the planner shows you how. The third "Multiply lists" allows you to combine two different lists to create keyword variations, and then get the traffic estimates for each variation.

Rudrahar is correct about one thing - you do need to be signed in to your Google account to use it.

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